Date: May 15th
Location: Diorama Arts Centre, 201 Drummond Street, Regents Place, London, NW1 3FE
Time: 10.00 - 17.00

Following his success playing British Theatre maverick Ken Campbell in the recent sell-out production of KEN, at Hampstead Theatre (an interrupted monologue by and with the intrepid Terry Johnson) Jeremy Stockwell offers this new day-long workshop, inspired by the curious delights and cosmic capers of national treasure Ken Campbell.

DO YOU KEN? will help you to commit to the present (in the audition room, on stage or in front of the camera) - it will help you to let go the 'actors baggage', heightening your creative awareness, your 'presence' and your confidence. This in turn will help you to build greater truth, trust, self-confidence and joy in your work. 

Whether you know Ken's work or not, it doesn't matter - this day opens the doors of perception, potential, and possibility. It invites you to step into the unknown and find, channel, develop and sustain your own Inner Ken!

The course does not directly use any of Ken's material, or work. Its concern is to help you discover and generate your own. 

DO YOU KEN? will have you thinking in new directions and Kenning for all you are worth. It will also help you create conditions by which you can shift yourself and others into more sustained and successful creative engagements on stage and off. 

Bring a hat, an open mind, and leave what you think you know at the door!

Jeremy Stockwell...

Jeremy is a freelance theatre maker. In the UK he has directed new work for the National Theatre and BAC among many others. He has taught and directed extensively all over Europe including, Scuola Teatro Dimitri, Switzerland and Kumbarac 50, in Istanbul.

Jeremy is a tutor and long-serving member of the teaching and directing faculty at RADA, where he has worked with many leading actors of stage and screen in the UK and USA.

His work is practical, accessible and non-academic. He leads courses on Performance and Creativity at UK universities, including Oxford and Sussex. He has taught and directed extensively in Japan, including the New National Theatre School, Tokyo, where he is referred to as a 'philosophical entertainer'. As a performer and director, and writer he has worked on many award winning TV series. Jeremy is Performance consultant for the BBC.